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In This Issue Your world, your future How to Invent the Future How to get Olympics tickets Latest from BCHydro.com

Your world, your future What is My Generation? Yes, it's a rock anthem from The Who, but it's also a section of the BC Hydro website and the name of this eNewsletter. We want you to get involved in the future, and My Generation is one of the places we can get together to do that. How to Invent the Future Last year, we ran a contest called Invent the Future that invited B.C. youth to come up with ideas around energy conservation. Well, we're reprising Invent the Future this fall, and in the months leading up to the launch, we'll be asking some of last year's finalists to share some tips about entering. Meet Coquitlam teen Salome Wong. How to get Olympics tickets Got your tickets to the 2010 Winter Games yet? Neither do we. But here's a tip. Joining Team Power Smart comes with a chance to win tickets*. You could find yourself sitting in a seat, cheering on Canadian athletes as they go for gold. Learn more. * No purchase necessary. Must be 19 years or older and a resident of B.C.

Latest From BCHydro.com Learning how to live green At EPIC 2009 in Vancouver, a jewellery designer shows off her wares, all of which were created using reclaimed wood. Read more. Canada's one millon – plus – acts of green It was an ambitious idea, to convince Canadians to collectively commit to reducing our national impact on the environment. But George Stroumboulopoulos thought that Canucks would be up to the challenge. Read more. Going above and beyond climate-neutral There's this idea that college and university campuses should be able to do better than carbon neutral, and that's what Go Beyond is pushing for. Read more.

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